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Wednesday, July 29, 2015

Long road winding began in the stars, spilled onto the mountain tops, was carried in the snow to the streams, to the rivers, to the ocean… It covers Canada, Alaska, America, Mexico to Guatemala, and keeps winding around the indigenous. The Red Road is a circle of people standing hand in hand, people in this world, people between people in the Spirit world. star people, animal people, stone people, river people, tree people… The Sacred Hoop. To walk the Red Road is to know sacrifice, suffering. It is to understand humility. It is the ability to stand naked before God in all things for your wrong doings, for your lack of strength, for your uncompassionate way, for your arrogance - because to walk the Red Road, you always know you can do better. And you know, when you do good things, it is through the Creator, and you are grateful. To walk the Red Road is to know you stand on equal ground with all living things. It is to know that because you were born human, it gives you superiority over nothing. It is to know that every creation carries a Spirit, and the river knows more than you do, the mountains know more than you do, the stone people know more than you do, the trees know more than you do, the wind is wiser than you are, and animal people carry wisdom. You can learn from every one of them, because they have something you don’t: They are void of evil thoughts. They wish vengeance on no one, they seek Justice. To Walk the Red Road, you have God given rights, you have the right to pray, you have the right to dance, you have the right to think, you have the right to protect, you have the right to know Mother, you have the right to dream, you have the right to vision, you have the right to teach, you have the right to learn, you have a right to grieve, you have a right to happiness, you have the right to fix the wrongs, you have the right to truth, you have a right to the Spirit World. To Walk the Red Road is to know your Ancestors, to call to them for assistance… It is to know that there is good medicine, and there is bad medicine… It is to know that Evil exists, but is cowardly as it is often in disguise. It is to know there are evil spirits who are in constant watch for a way to gain strength for themselves at the expense of you. To Walk the Red Road, you have less fear of being wrong, because you know that life is a journey, a continuous circle, a sacred hoop. Mistakes will be made, and mistakes can be corrected if you will be humble, for if you cannot be humble, you will never know when you have made a mistake. If you walk the Red Road, you know that every sorrow leads to a better understanding, every horror cannot be explained, but can offer growth. To Walk the Red Road is to look for beauty in all things. To Walk the Red Road is to know you will one day cross to the Spirit World, and you will not be afraid…

Saturday, July 25, 2015

1. Are you here to gain
accolades for your daily activities, which have to be daily reinforced
in order for you to feel like a human being each day? Egotism handled
incorrectly is one of the greatest destructive forces of our
personalities that cause more mental disorders than any other
destructive action that one person can do to another.

2. Or are you truly concerned about what is happening in our society
today, aware of the attempts by controlling governments and controlling
religions to create little voting robots out of you with no thought to
who or why your voting? Or do you truly want to pay attention to the
egalitarian intent of this country and do something about it?

Personally I find it disgusting how so many people seek so much
attention to something so insignificant such as your day at the beach
and yet no attention at all is placed on the total governmental
destruction that is going on right in front of your face.

If
this government succeeds in it's destructive attempts what do you think
is going to affect you more! A day at the beach or a day without a home,
or food, or a table to put it on?

With the exception of a few
Lone Wolfs out there who realize the import of their personal
involvement in determining how our government functions - am worried
about how few of you folks are truly paying attention. YOU can make a
difference if we stand together!

Want proof of staying
disinterested does to your society and how you know it. Simply look back
at the near total destruction of the Native American Nations and their
lack of interest in the success of a united front! Look to the
philosophy of Tecumseh to understand the import of what I say.